#nightlife

#nightlife

Vancouver's cocktail movement began in the early 2010s, influenced greatly by the global attention of the Winter Olympics and the emergence of notable bars.

David Bowie reflected on his creative burst in 1970s West Berlin, stating that the studio's proximity to the Wall gave him a sense of being on the edge, both mentally and emotionally. He expressed a need for a dangerous level of creativity to thrive, which resonated with the vibrant, divisive culture of Berlin at that time.

Ryan C. Brown's paintings capture the moment lamp posts turn on, creating a character study of evening walks and nightlife inspired by childhood memories and various visual sources.

New York offers an exciting mix of world-class restaurants, museums, theaters, and hotels, making it a prime destination for both short and long-term travelers.

Join a night of creepy cocktails and chills in San Francisco, featuring 2-3 drinks, no cover charges at venues, and exclusive drink specials.

"This isn't just a restaurant; it's a revival," said entertainment director Sunni Stephens. "We're bringing back the spectacle, the tease and the intimacy of classic cabaret with a multicultural edge. It's seductive, soulful and unforgettable."

"It is with heavy yet grateful hearts that we announce The Mayan will be closing its doors at the end of September, after 35 unforgettable years."

The future of financial districts could lie in transforming into vibrant nightlife hubs, with clubs utilizing empty office spaces for weekend parties, creating a chaotic dancefloor atmosphere.

"It was a community, it was family," Thais-Williams told The Times in a 2018 interview. "To be honest myself, I was pretty much a loner too. I always had the fears of coming out, or my family finding out. I found myself there."

Brett Collier, operations director at NEOS Hospitality, stated, "PRYZM has always been more than just a nightclub. It's been a cultural hub and a rite of passage a place where a generation made unforgettable memories."

"We've just had a few issues of licensing, so we've only got a license till 1am apart from temporary events notices, which makes it a little bit tricky."

Join us for Rick & Roxy's Pre-Independence Blowout on July 3rd from 9PM to 2AM with free cover all night. DJ Dilly will be spinning tunes as you enjoy the light-up dance floor at Roxy's and group games at Rick's. Celebrate the long weekend early with friends, drinks, and dancing under the disco ball.

Bar Part Time is a celebrated dance and natural wine bar, known for its vibrant atmosphere, electric electronic music, and a tight dance floor under a giant disco ball.

Andrew Axelrod's co-management of Avant Gardner and efforts to reopen the Brooklyn Mirage reflect ongoing challenges in the NYC nightlife scene following SFX's bankruptcy.

I also recommend stopping by La Puerta de San Juan (the San Juan Gate), a bright red gate that used to be the entrance to Old San Juan.

"This Sunday marks the final day of trading for Yates Romford as we currently know it. After decades as a cornerstone of the local high street and nightlife, the venue will be closing its doors for a two-week refurbishment but it's far from the end."